2024 SHORT COURSE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
- December 10th – December 15th
- Duna Arena, Budapest, Hungary
- SCM (25m)
- Meet Central
Although we knew the Olympic champion Daniel Wiffen opted out of competing at next month’s Short Course World Championships we now know who will be representing the nation in Budapest, Hungary.
Multi-national record holder Ellen Walshe leads the charge, joined by Olympic semi-finalist Tom Fannon, Cal commit Nathan Wiffen and European Championships gold medalist Danielle Hill.
All told, 13 swimmers are set to race for Ireland with the lineup consisting of 8 men and 5 women.
Of the roster, Swim Ireland’s National Performance Director Jon Rudd said, “In the months following an Olympic Games, this event is a very individualised affair, with some athletes ready and raring to go again and others needing additional time to regroup and refresh after a hectic summer, particularly one which proved to be the best ever for Ireland in Olympic waters.
“And this will be the same the world over, so we will see some events Budapest boast familiar names and some events where break-throughs can very much be made and opportunities taken. Irish swimming is in great shape, brimming with confidence and this is a very exciting group of athletes to take into a Championships such as this as we build towards the 50m-pool version of the event in Singapore next summer.”
2024 World Aquatics Championships (25m), Budapest, Hungary | ||
Name | Home Programme | Home Programme Coach |
Evan Bailey | National Centre Limerick | John Szaranek |
Jack Cassin | National Centre Limerick | John Szaranek |
Eoin Corby | National Centre Limerick | John Szaranek |
Niamh Coyne | National Centre Dublin | Steve Beckerleg |
Charlotte Cullen | University of Houston | Tanica Jamison |
Tom Fannon | National Centre Dublin | Steven Beckerleg |
Danielle Hill | Larne SC | Peter Hill |
Ellie McCartney | National Centre Limerick | John Szaranek |
Max McCusker | Millfield School | Euan Dale |
Shane Ryan | National Centre Dublin | Steve Beckerleg |
John Shortt | National Centre Limerick | John Szaranek |
Ellen Walshe | Templeogue SC | Brian Sweeney |
Nathan Wiffen | Loughborough University | Andi Manley |